Monaco Travel & Holiday Packages

A temperate climate, particularly mild and sunny for more than 300 days a year, makes Monaco a welcoming place. You will enjoy ideal conditions for visiting Monaco from April to October. 

Make the most of our Monaco holiday deals by trying these activities during your visit.

Monaco is one of the few countries that hold Formula One races on its streets. The prestigious Monaco Grand Prix is an event you wouldn’t want to miss. Taking place annually on the last weekend of May, the event runs from the Boulevard Albert 1, up the Place du Casino, and around the turn in front of the Monte-Carlo Fairmont Hotel. Join spectators as they burst into cheers as drivers take on the city’s iconic street track.

Travellers can also sunbathe under the Mediterranean sunshine at Larvotto Beach, the only public beach in the principality. You can try various water sports here, including jet skiing and sea kayaking.
 

Despite being the second smallest country in the world, just behind Vatican City, the principality is filled with riveting sights. 

Never miss the opportunity to see the captivating facades of the Cathédrale de Monaco and Opéra de Monte-Carlo, two of the many remarkable structures in the country. Marvel at the intricate classical flourishes, such as the Episcopal throne sculpted from Carrara marble, the impressive fountain and the stunning frescoes and bas-reliefs.

Visitors can also explore Monaco’s natural beauty at the oldest aquarium in the world, the Musée Oceanographique. You can also go to eco-friendly parks like the Princess Grace Rose Garden and the lush Japanese gardens of Jardin Japonais.
 

You can visit Monaco anytime because excellent Mediterranean weather prevails almost throughout the year. The country experiences dry and warm summers, reaching comfortable temperatures of 24°C to 26°C. Meanwhile, winter remains mild but still slightly humid and has an average temperature of 8°C. 

The best time to book our Monaco holiday deals is during the spring or fall. April and October are ideal months for a well-deserved vacation as the weather is pleasantly warm. Visiting during the winter offseason lets you save more on accommodations while travelling during summer lets you experience Monaco at its finest. 
 

Book our Monaco holiday deals to see these must-visit destinations in person.

As you visit the Musée Océanographique, drop by the gardens of Les Jardins Saint-Martin. It extends along the coast of the Le Rocher peninsula and has a breathtaking view of the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean Sea. You can also see diverse exotic flora as you weave through its rocky slopes and grassy paths.

Another known destination to visit in Monaco is Fort Antoine, an 18th-century military fortress on the edge of Le Rocher. This 350-seat outdoor theatre is now used for symphony concerts and French-language theatre performances. Apart from performances, Fort Antoine is also the perfect place to see the coastline of the French Riviera.
 

Enjoy a comfortable stay in the most exquisite hotels as you book our Monaco holiday packages.

You haven’t experienced a lavish lifestyle until you’ve stayed at Hotel de Paris. Everything about this place emanates luxury, from its Belle Epoque facade to the opulent display of marble and crystal chandeliers. All suites are decorated with white walls and gold accents for a contemporary and classic touch. Guests are treated to a magnificent outdoor view from their suite’s private balconies.

The Hotel Metropole Monte Carlo is perfect if you’re looking for well-appointed accommodation with top-notch cuisine. Located at the heart of Monaco, the Hotel Metropole has an abundance of flowers in its landscaped garden and common areas on the ground floor, with matching floral textiles to complete its interior. Moreover, guests can enjoy the world-class dishes from Michelin-starred restaurants Robuchon and Yoshi.
 

Only fully-vaccinated travellers can enter the borders of Monaco. You will only be considered fully vaccinated 28 days after your Janssen vaccine or seven days after the second dose for the other vaccines. Shots are deemed full nine months after the last dose. Otherwise, travellers must get a booster dose within the same period. You’ll also need to show proof of recovery if you had COVID in the past.
 

There are no airports in Monaco. Visitors will need to go to Nice Côte d'Azur airport, the closest major airport to the country, and take a bus to Monaco. It is around 22 kilometres away from your destination and would take approximately 45 minutes of travel.
 

Welcome to Monaco! Glamorous, elegant and undeniably gorgeous, the small principality of MONACO sits on the stunning French Riviera and is known for its yacht-lined harbour, grand casinos, and the yearly Grand Prix Formula One motor race, one of the most prestigious and most important automobile races in the world. Add to all that the pleasantly warm climate that MONACO enjoys most of the year and it is not hard to see why the principality is a magnet for travellers, especially the rich and famous.

The traditional quarters of Monaco are; Monaco-Ville, La Condamine, Monte Carlo and Fontvieille. These four quarters plus Moneghetti are the five modern geographic areas in the Principality of Monaco.

Things to see and do

• Peep inside or try your luck at the legendary Casino de Monte-Carlo, Monaco’s marble-and-gold casino complex and one of the most opulent example of belle époque architecture in Europe.

• See the world’s largest cactus and succulent collection in the Jardin Exotique and wander its maze of paths, bridges and stairs.

• Get lost in the small, windy medieval lanes of Le Rocher’s old town and stronghold of the Grimaldis.

• Visit the Palais Princier de Monaco or simply the Palace, the private residence of the Grimaldi family built in the 13th Century as a fortress. Do not miss the changing of the guard that takes place at 11:55 in the morning every day.

• If you cannot witness the Formula One Grand Prix in May, you can at least walk the 3.2km circuit that is open to the public other times of the year.

•  Admire the Prince’s vintage car collection - At the end of the 1950s, the car enthusiast Prince Rainier III began collecting old cars. His collection gradually grew over the years as he acquired more and more models. Wander through the collection of about 100 cars, which is open to the public. 

• Visit the Oceanographic Museum; built on the side of Monaco’s legendary Rocher, the Oceanographic Museum founded by H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco’s great-greatgrandfather Prince Albert I has been watching over the oceans for more than a century. The Museum is renowned throughout the world for its expertise and has more than 6,000 specimens on display. 

• Enjoy a relaxing spa day at one of the many spa and wellness centres including the prestigious Thermes Marins Monte-Carlo.

• Feel like royalty! Book a minimum of 2 or 3 nights (subject to season) in one of the selected hotels in Monaco and get a *FREE Helicopter transfer(s) between Nice airport and the principality, a VIP welcome on arrival at your hotel, free entries to museums and attractions…  (Exclusive to Entire Travel Group. Ask our Experts for the Passport to Monte-Carlo)